With all the stuff coming out in the news recently about Turkey finding a bunch of rare earth metals deposits (out of freaking nowhere), and Uganda finding the largest gold deposit in more than a 100 years, I can't help but wonder.
Is it possible there are other resources deposits in say, the USA, Germany, the UK, etc. that are being hidden from us? Supposedly the USA has all but run out of Iron ore since all of the "good quality" ore has long since been mined out of the great lakes region. But what if there's a massive iron ore deposit in say, Arizona? But the cabal has kept it hidden from us so as to make us more dependent on foreign ore and scrap metal.
This isn't that unreasonable. It wasn't until the 50s that the official largest iron ore deposit in the world was found in West Australia. And it was kept under the radar for decades until mining officially began when the guy who found it managed to get his hands on all the land around it for dirt cheap.
And this applies to more than just Iron. Think about it. For all we know, there could be some massive deposit of gold, silver, and platinum, a few hundred feet below the surface in say, Wyoming. But it's being kept under wraps so that the cabal can keep a strangle hold on things.
I'm not saying it's a definitive thing, but it seems plausible to me.
You mean like deBeers has stockpiled tons of diamonds to keep the prices high? Diamonds are way more plentiful than we're led to think. They always seem to have enough for industrial use, you ever notice?
The shutdown of synthetic diamond production was pretty good, too.
It was shut down?
Back in the late 80's, iirc, GE made and patented a machine to synthesize diamonds from coal. It produced diamonds at a cost significantly below market, either for industrial or cosmetic use. DeBeers noticed, entered into negotiations with GE, paid them money and the machines were taken off the market. Bought the patents to suppress it and keep their monopoly.
This was before Russia started producing outside of the DeBeers cartel, opening up the market. With an open market (it's not a free market, but it's not a pure monopoly anymore), I don't think there's any reason to synthesize diamonds. As noted by other commenters, they are plentiful. I personally know an accountant who worked many years in S Africa, and who performed audits on some of the DeBeers properties: he said they have warehouses of them just sitting around, and the market price is completely artificial.
Lab-grown diamonds are still a thing. There are 2 main methods. Plenty of video about this on YouTube.
They have enough diamonds to fully equip every Minecraft player ever lmao
https://4cs.gia.edu/en-us/blog/what-are-synthetic-diamonds/
Then where do lab created diamonds come from then?
Yet they sell to the mining industry (use them for drill tips) for pennies on the dollar.
How an abundant mineral became a coveted and rare gemstone? Social engineering.
Came here to say this. Everything we know about diamonds is bordering on propaganda.
They aren't as rare as we are led to believe. Their MINING is kept low, so as to artificially create scarcity.
Further: diamonds were never associated with marriage until clever ad execs on Madison Avenue in the 1950s started marketing them as "necessary" for engagements.
Look at old movies and TV (pre 1960). Practically no one was given a diamond ring for engagement/marriage.
I remember seeing something on TV decades ago, an expose or something. They said deBeers had TONS (literally) of diamonds they warehoused because they only allowed so many to be released each year to create that scarcity. It wasn't just the mining. Industrial diamonds are never in short supply. I suppose that stands to reason anyway as the majority of diamonds won't be "jewelry grade" or whatever.